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I managed to fix it by manually editing the pool config file and recreate the boot pool by booting from USB afterwards. When recreating the boot pool, I had to first erase and delete the pool, otherwise it would still only identify one drive. For those facing the same issues, these are the steps I took: Open terminal and run nano /boot/config/pools/<POOLNAME>.cfg In my situation: /boot/config/pools/cache.cfg Remove the lines referencing the diskID that is not being added properly In my situation, I removed these lines: diskId.1="WD_BLACK_SN850P_for_PS5_2000GB_23299P441504" diskIdSlot.1="-" diskSize.1="0" Reboot & start the array, it should start properly now. Back up your data in the pool to a separate disk. Boot Unraid from USB drive Click on the pool name and select Erase Pool. Remove Pool afterwards Recreate internal boot using configuration wizard After reboot, start array and format data partition in boot pool Restore data from backup

Tried that, but the array still won't start. Getting the same error message. I've added the new diagnostic file. atlas-diagnostics-20260921-2348.zip

here’s the output: Label: none uuid: 65b77da7-f29f-42b4-9c09-dab5938c58c0 Total devices 1 FS bytes used 277.11GiB devid 1 size 1.80TiB used 281.02GiB path /dev/nvme0n1p4 I’ve added a new diag file after trying to start the array. Hope it helps! atlas-diagnostics-20260921-1939.zip

Kind of a long image, but should have all the info on the main screen.

Here's my diagnostic file:atlas-diagnostics-20260921-1708.zip

Hi, I installed a new SSD and tried adding it to my boot pool. Unraid recognized it correctly, but when I tried starting my array, it gave me a "no device identification" error and wouldn't mount the disks. After rebooting through the UI, the array won't start at all and gives me a "Wrong Pool State - Invalid Expansion" error. I looked up how to resolve this error and it said that I had to remove the pool and recreate it. However, Remove pool is grayed out (prob because it's the data partition of the boot pool). Any way I can restore my boot pool without data loss?

Yes!! Can confirm as well, the new beta recognises the RTL8156 NIC perfectly. @limetech Thanks so much for the effort you put into this! Very much appreciated.

This will more than do, this looks absolutely amazing! Thanks for all the work you put in creating all these case icons.

Could I request another case icon? Looking for a design for a NUC system. Mainly using the gb-bsi7ha-6500 right now, but if you have a design from another NUC laying around, I wouldn't mind using that one as well.

Yeah, probably. Tested a USB attached device with the RTL8153 chipset, which works fine. Well, in that case my feature request still stands, I guess. I'd love for the drivers of this chipset to be added, so I can use it within UnRAID : )

My bad, thought it would be easier to read, as you wouldn't have to download the zip to access the logs. Post hidden. Yeah, it's an add-on. Kinda. I'm running UnRAID on a NUC, so no PCI slots. The NIC I'm trying to add is a usb to ethernet adapter. The 2 intel NICs reported are the onboard LAN and WiFi. For troubleshooting purposes, I tried a different USB port (tried them all), no luck though. I also tested another USB NIC with the RTL8153 chipset, which works fine. Finally, tested Debian on the system I'm troubleshooting with the RTL8156 NIC, to be sure the adapter isn't faulty. It shows up (thankfully) within Debian. If the NIC doesn't show up in the syslog, could it be the case of a missing driver? Should it even pop up if there's no driver present to support it? For what it's worth, here's the adapter I'm trying to get working: https://www.club-3d.com/en/detail/2467/usb_3.1_gen1_type_a_to_rj45_2.5gbps/

tower-diagnostics-20200724-2121.zip

Sure! Let me spin it back up, I'll post the logs in a bit..

Yup, the 8125 is already available. One of my systems is using this chipset since 6.8.2. Tried the 6.9 beta, but unfortunately, my RTL8156 NIC isn’t being discovered. If the drivers are already available and it should work, let me know. I might have to do some troubleshooting then..

Hi, Could you please add Realtek RTL8156 drivers to UnRAID? There should already be Linux drivers available, as both Debian and FreeBSD support the chipset. Really want to add 2.5G connectivity to my server, but unfortunately don't have a PCIe slot I can utilize.